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andyandy

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  • Birthday 05/05/1986

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    Climber
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    Newcastle

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  1. About Us: TD Tree & Land Services Ltd is a reputable and established tree care service provider dedicated to the preservation, maintenance, and enhancement of trees and green spaces. We pride ourselves on delivering professional, environmentally conscious, and high-quality tree care solutions to our clients across the United Kingdom. We are Arboricultural Association Approved Contractors and hold ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001. Job Overview: We are seeking a skilled and experienced Arborist (Tree Surgeon) with a minimum of 3 years experience to join our team. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in maintaining the health, safety, and aesthetics of trees, as well as providing expert advice to clients on tree care practices. Responsibilities: 1. Perform various tree care tasks, including pruning, and removals, adhering to industry standards and safety guidelines. 2. Operate and maintain equipment such as chainsaws and chippers 3. Implement pest and disease management strategies to ensure the 4. Collaborate with team members to execute projects efficiently and safely. 5 Maintain accurate records of work performed, including job reports and client communication. 6. Uphold health and safety standards at all times, both for oneself, team members and the public. 7. Continuously update knowledge on industry trends, best practices, and safety protocols. 8. Represent the company in a professional manner, fostering positive relationships with clients and the community. Qualifications: 1. Proven experience as a Tree Surgeon or Arborist. 2. Arboriculture qualifications, including as a minimum (CS 30,31 & 38,39) 3. Proficient in the use of arboricultural equipment and tools. 4. Sound knowledge of tree species, health assessments, and proper pruning techniques. 5. Excellent communication skills with the ability to interact professionally with clients and team members. 6. Strong commitment to safety, with awareness of and adherence to industry standards. 7. Physical fitness and stamina to perform tasks that may involve climbing, lifting, and prolonged outdoor activity. 8. Valid driving license Benefits: - Competitive salary - Pension scheme - Training and development opportunities - Health and safety equipment provided - Opportunities for career advancement If you are a dedicated Arborist seeking a rewarding career with a leading tree care company, we invite you to apply by sending your CV (including 2 named references), covering letter and evidence of your qualifications to [email protected]. Please include relevant certifications and references. We look forward to welcoming a new member to our passionate and skilled team of tree care professionals. TD Tree & Land Services is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.
  2. Bump! We are looking for staff for our Edinburgh team again. 🙂
  3. TD Tree & Land Services are looking for staff to join our busy Edinburgh team in a full time position. We welcome applications from people with a range of experience, candidates that are new to the industry to experienced climbers and ground staff. £20,000-£26,000 per year (dependant on experience and certification) £750 per year PPE allowance 28 day holidays(including bank holidays) TD Tree & Land Services are expanding and the role is to assist one of our Edinburgh teams. All enquiries welcome. Please call Andrew on 07809400050 or email [email protected]
  4. How is it odd? I have never had a harness last more than two years. This is due to wear not due to damage through negligence or accidents.
  5. I tried duck oil and giving it a small few taps. I think though that the spring inside has failed or fell out. Frustrating, I never seem to get much lifespan from a harness. I
  6. I sent them a video showing what was wrong already. They replied that they couldn't send a replacement buckle. It would be nice just to have a harness out there with user replaceable parts. I had two tree motions before this harness but found that either the leg straps or the hip to leg webbing would need replacing every Loler. The leg straps are not that cheap and if you need to replace two you may as well just replace the whole thing. I may try a tree motion evo if this goes nowhere though. I found some buckles from climbing technology that look very similar. I will check out the link in a bit. Cheers
  7. Cool. That would be great if you did that thanks
  8. The buckle is sewn in, its fed through two plastic clip thingies then swen, I guess so it can't come back through. But surely this shouldn't void the harness if undone then re sewn? It's not a load bearing point as such. I tried getting it repaired, 18 months old so out of warranty. I bought the harness with the intent of itlasting at least 2 years.
  9. It's just the buckle I need. I haven't spoke to Craig Johnson but I will message him and see if he can point me. It looks like the buckle from the rear of the chest harness would fit. But that's £99 for chest harness then using one buckle from it! Thanks for your help
  10. Has anyone had any problems with the buckles and their harness? Mines 18 months old and a spring has failed in the buckle leading it to come apart at the leg loop while climbing. Does anyone know how to source replacements? I have tried through the contact form on the website but it isn’t something they can supply. I’m reluctant to bin a harness on something so small, it had just passed LOLER the week before the issue started.

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